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12. There is a morning pallet as well.

The RTC system for GB cartridges has the capability of storing 511 different days (and on top of this has a carry bit for when this overflows), so it's certainly possible to keep track of months and years accurately, as long as you fire up the game at least every 1023 days.

Last edited by FIQ (2016-11-15 15:44:28)

I did a proof of concept a long time ago. As usual, I didn't get that far: https://github.com/yenatch/pokecrystal/commits/seasons

https://hax.iimarck.us/post/36639/#p36639

Seasonal differences in Black and White:

The simplest approach would be to have four sets of morn/day/nite palettes, depending on the season. More complicated but worth the effort would be to load a per-season tileset. This would only have to be done for the outdoor tilesets, so you could probably handle it with some ad-hoc code instead of reworking the whole tileset-loading system. Some maps might also need changeblock commands for more particular seasonal differences. An example with New Bark Town:

Last edited by Rangi (2016-11-17 19:53:27)

if anyone could setup a tutorial, i kinda want to implement this into a vanilla version of crystal and see where it goes, i also dont really know how to make the tilesets or inserting them. its kinda asking for alot but it would be pretty cool just to do this. also add seasonal pokemon for different times.

got crowdmap up and running again, just need to figure out how to export/import tilesets x.x

Last edited by wisejustin (2016-12-25 04:01:07)

I apologize if this comes off as rude, but if you'd like to see seasons done as badly as it seems you do, it would be best if you did the legwork and got the ball rolling. Perhaps others would be interested in joining in after you've already gotten some things done. As you said, this is asking for a lot. A large-scale project like this would definitely be appreciated by others if it came to fruition, but as you also said, it's not a priority for most people.

You are most likely the one who most wants to see this as a thing; the fastest way to see it completed is to take the initiative and learn the skills needed to do it, rather than ask and wait for others to walk you along the way. I again apologize if I've come off as rude with this post, I merely think taking direct action would be the best choice you could make if you want to see seasons in GSC.

im still interested with this, so, im going to start editing (or trying to edit) tilesets, is there any specifications on how many colors can be on a map? like what all do i need to know to start editing tilesets? like basic knowledge